Small Penis, Big Problems

Matt did as he did every morning, woke up, stumbled to the shower where a blast of semi-warm water hit him in the face, finally waking him up. He then quickly dressed, attempting not to glance at himself in his bathroom mirror. It’s not that he was unattractive, actually the opposite. Matt was tall, slim, and toned. He had long, thick brown hair and a smile that caused many a woman and man to fall in love with him. He was a bit of a cocky narcissist in fact, loving to brag about how hard he worked out and how good he looked. Unfortunately, he could not enjoy himself right now, because he had one fault which he could not bear to see today, his tiny little penis.

It had been a growing problem, or rather a non-growing problem, slowing working away at Matt’s confidence. It started first with his romantic success. Matt often tried to warn sexual partners, but they always said the same thing, “don’t worry, size doesn’t matter, it’s how you use it.” But then he would strip, and they would either outright laugh causing him to blushing and cover up, or do the worst acting of their life as they tried to convince Matt and themselves that his inch long boner was sufficient.

It had even become a problem in real world situations. Matt could barely stand going to the gym showers anymore, having heard one too many snickers and comments as he quickly dressed and left. Once he even found a little cartoon micro penis drawn on a fogged up mirror after he got out of the communal shower. He couldn’t get out of the locker room fast enough that day, and the laughter of the group of college guys who apparently where responsible still lives in his head.

Even at work he was sure somehow word had gotten a round, though he couldn't prove it. Maybe someone at a urinal had seen him, even though he was very careful to avoid peeing next to people. It just seemed that his coworkers really liked to use the word tiny and it’s synonyms in reference the Matt’s work. "Wow Matt, you really fit it through a tight one there landing the account." or "Good job Matt, the losses on that buy out were the tiniest I had ever seen."

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Now fully dressed, Matt felt his confidence improve greatly. With his shame hidden he felt like tackling the day.